Usain Bolt questioned Australia's anti-doping authority's drug policy on Monday morning after receiving a notice before he has signed a professional soccer contract.
Bolt, who retired from track and field in 2017, was issued the drug test by Football Federation Australia. The notice requests blood and urine samples despite the fact that Bolt is not yet a "professional footballer" by his own standards.
"So guys, I've retired from track and field looking to become a footballer but look at this," Bolt said in an Instagram story on Monday while taking a video of the drug test notice.